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Newspaper
Liberty Bee
Location
Liberty, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
3
A 1933 Liberty Missouria item rails at fluctuating weather and war debt woes. It notes Pike County Route 105 funding, a state sales tax impacting townships and farmers facing hidden double taxation on produce, with figures for McKee Beverly Burton Richfield and Liberty.
An exchange laments social double standards and drinking culture, contrasting marriage slang with calls for liberty and restraint. The speaker notes alcohol laws, race, and arts as examples while urging supporters to train boosters and mind policy.
An editorial extols inter community good will across counties, urging harmony and friendship among neighboring towns. It notes that better roads bring communities closer, fostering cooperation in political, social, and religious life and reducing envy or hatred.
A jumble of 15 year old notes mentions Russell Boy the pacer winning at Mt. Clemons Michigan in 209 percent. Fre Deeter announces for sheriff. A big outing at the Sni Ecarte clubhouse on the front page. Fay Manigold completes Gem City Business College studies. Edward Kramer dies June 20. Deterding and Migs Chine Lierle wed in Wichita June 11. Harry Madison sells The Plainville Messenger to C Warner Payson. Weather hot and dry. Russell Cook Earl Wells and Arlo Geiser enlistment. Bouro a son born to Floyd Winger Saturday June 15. Column jokes about brain fever.
A lively Main Street event draws crowds for a Saturday celebration. Local figures Sturl Tumlin and Frank Graf draw attention as community boosters. About 147 art pieces and 600 gallons of ice cream were reportedly moved in anticipation of a large upcoming event.
The State Geological Survey on the University of Illinois campus expands data gathering on Illinois mineral resources. Led by Dr. M. M. Leighton, the program seeks useful information for industry growth, market trends, and new uses while avoiding routine testing and leveraging existing commercial labs.
The University of Illinois shows Illinois could add about $20,000,000 yearly by replacing 1,099,000 cows with 654,239 cows as productive as the best herds. Fifty five dairy associations across 73 counties aid farmers with records and feeding guidance.
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